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I agree with Ben, it shouldn't be too hard to find a tank trailer. If you
need to move it around the field, a large old ( inexpensive )farm tractor would pull it, the tractor PTO could drive a pump, and it could also pull the MU 2 out of the hanger. "Ben Jackson" wrote in message news:_cXMb.45018$na.36537@attbi_s04... In article et, Mike Rapoport wrote: There will actually be a couple of planes and owners. I have thought about a trailer but does a tailer have a pump? A trailer has a lot of advantages such as being able to hire a trucker to take it to be filled. There must be some types that have pumps. Not all stationary tanks are underground. You might be able to gravity-feed Joe's Gas'n'Go but a lot of avgas tanks are freestanding. They may not be suitable for transferring to an aircraft, though. The guy who comes around to check the meter at my home airport drives a pickup with a itty bitty trailer which is about half pump and about half hosereel. He needs it to pump the 100 gallons he takes out for calibration back in. -- Ben Jackson http://www.ben.com/ |
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